New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
end. @Eclsd. sir" said Mike. IL thought an angel

Somewhat so did feel Mr. President when got your
invitation to be here this evening and speak. swn
WAS unconnony pleased by 1t. 1 considered 1t the
biggest compliment OF the kind G.hld ever received in
my lie. For that mItter i: too big, - had to
acxn0NeIge. That, however Sir your ahur; aud
without stopping much to think AMI before could
master tho cOwarlice 10 decline. | ac opted II.
nu;Alerl But as bcgIl o.rsiect. especially
when came to ask IA 'elf what i'll the world hal or
could have t. say this august presence was scared
t. tiin< of what htd done. | vas like tie man who
lille breaking YOKE Of steers that he held ny rope
h occasion 70 use noth lIs hands IN lci NJ dow
pg ol bars fecuci the ropo tara arouni one o hl+
Ieg- rau instant sometmng frightened the s:crrs a1I
tnat unfortunate farmer was lrip?eH ~ ana Ni',i Oh
il, r,t first On wild, giraffe excursion. lu' or -
over ron Sronnd a' lolt as he rope i,s''i ana eIt
IN very iun"DtaOie condiiion nicei lis mig p'r'
i. ana gi'ncrei hi'n up ait III! hiin o;rihcr.
AM wti-l around tor htn 70 coino 10; whch "hcn ir
al nne OF he inIufcl 81 aim hof he CANE 10 10 slh
thing as iic rope andn as ie& ga i'r '''i rir'H
.f,rs see my H'Il .,a lc.fty a at ' '
Bat acre an, ani tae pe-iIent hiN a~se 10 ire
reilnns subject of t".ei.t err DAY. like ..igy ball
realize thlt I've s't do soinetinn VIII ini 10
even q pr.achc- mn.jtf ne any more elf, III ma
r'mir-~. 'lP'o'r, tltn ne ca Le.2. Ma. iro,;'t
T. leave tn' W"rs ipdl company 40 batter tam l"Ahd
ii. Laughter
tn PArrrTI" HEROES or 1920.
Bn'. gentlemen we'll in'cndn; AZ owe ~ ho to ha,
effect an lightly Ac my approach the enc Of inc
Foreiahcrs. the mindle IA" t foot within IT. threshold
It stDps his fopns AMI gets his has Oh ri Ap
plauscl
Th,se unconscious, pathetic heroes. pIllins their
shaiop ashore the Cape yonler in lG2D-wn rever-
ence can exceed their Just merit! WA la'- can con
pt,' the virtue OF thtt sublime ucoA lirA1r a tAoo
by whci in tn. clmt3l. WON diyS ,1A n'i!'%ei'
MT accepting feverance, letting tAe Nayho ser =" lN
empty, they stVei pan'hinS ny tfe ErtFos1 90 t'clr
ihcr living ;rutr AMI invoked anl got their side
the force % thlt great Law oi tlr hfcfSe cy
c,pt corn of wheat fa Into tAc sr'lni an nc, y
adeth al one; out If 1t die b'nscih i"rth iI irnl
How rcniy AMI how spec Oily frlttu th s'ri va We
on these shore, to prove sht OF lis quicsrniH
Westward the star OF empire take. ~ way Yes bns
Eastward For behold il still in S young infancy. II II
he SAID 10 hal an inrancy-sireiciins 'ton:
Commonwealth the rise OF wnich uiarxs the epoch of
E1ana' new mr. Urn T. 3s,Iy' t ,colo and
irveonsly prolific single generation pi,Sol VS.
Cn'mweii, H1npien. sidney. Milton. o ven. werc iis
oiplcs Of telchers mostly from this Sie the A'niic
Professor Mason, Of Edinburgh University, IN his al
miracle Life OF Milton" rnlnerites seventeen Now
Ens1nl whom he describes IA " potent - III Eng
land in that pori,t. Numbers wont u Ensllal IN
person twelve OF the fra twenty graduates of Harvard
College prior 10 1915 among them AM other. lot few
representing tue eAilng families of the Colonies MO
going over with their breasts ll OF New Eng ana mix.
nourishcl the heart of the great enterprise" per
the rsrlamentary service AMI after,yarI in
the fehtS OF Msrston Monr aal Naseoy New l.nsitnl
appeared and tIai those names may a!ry DC written
an hcr b Inuers. App iuSe.I
w-vNGi. Nj IDEAS sXAPiNG EUROPEAN TsroEY
That | woId OJscrve-and Mr. Gray would freely
conceie twas before there much minelins any
where OF the Puritan aud the Cavalier blood sAve ~ 1t
together between Cromwcls IronNides AM k1prrr-
troopers. woIlI observe also tlIt tn propagation
Eastward inmgnratet il that early day his ncrcr
ceased TIE emigration Of population, hither from
Europe. great factor az It ha' been IN SAhrins tie
the emigration OF IDEAS the other way has neea anu
continues to ne In sapnI te III story 81 Europe ahl OF
The mother country most OF all Bat thai carries mo
where d1 not intend to 90.
An mcbriated man Who had set out 10 Tow boat
a'ro>, pnnl was observed Ia plrsla very devious
on hcing hailed ami asked what the matter
he replied that It vas tn rot ''idy OF the c'r at
OF INV slj-,t taIt betaerS nc But 10 mean to ~.Ly
on on hemisphere OF II IL possible lltlsrrr
and that by the M ,tcrfn lnaty Oi their mind ami
spirit TIry hal enies- piu"<. inciiertna and moral
1" yea, N ,,t ~ w., i, M ,oorf,. of , ,' -
Ju lsed the stan ippn' of their irlos ono
tolerant men; but tIey fe debacr, an they
wonlIn', silt Tao diferenre. Laughter
German professor OF theology 3. reported 10 have
sal In Ic,tiins to his students on tie Existence %
Goi taat while t1e dortrno. no DOUBT. was Al nm
pprtNn; one II az difficult tni perpcK ttal II "t'
not advisable 10 tAte too certain pp1tion lpon - -
many disprs-l ~ d.. In.rs We're tlo+r. 10 re
lnar1el who wont IN tc nos un in,iri WAY -
aibrn that there God. There were others who
with cluI inmelera ion, committed thenI'eNr' l." ~"
opposite prop'sition that there "at ~ col lhc
n me w 1 Te '
h 81 none 81 That III tpIrs Laughter AM applause
THEY SPOKE IHsIE MINDS
They WAC en- played the grot All rcapoIsl-
bic GIT Of speech honestly All strd-atfor"iriy.
There W., sublime sincerity in their Tongues. Tley
spoke their minis
Tneir,on fear. have declined -pmcvlat from the!r
verac!iy at that prcci.e ppnt. A. times sc c'rihnly
have AMI have hal to les brousAt back % by ,c.efrt
IN, as .pr "E'a t~eh,y SIX getr' az IVY .''e '1'
ribc voice indeed b1t h1tt vast ucrt that n told the
iru:h, aal SCI Who'll, people free 10 sty what they
thou ghi on more. tTf~at 1Iil tlsc
oar fl'hec, o. the early day ~crr n't literary; bat
thry were apt, when they spoke to MAKE. themselves
Thcr. VA. In my regiment during the war; wlsn
good soldier. % w.om vas very fonf-elfh whom on
occasion Oi his recovery from dangerous 'c"h - c4
convnics'.i WATCHED 10y an oPpor.uhiy.i'r IT, \.
ell ting Win him. he a-fc me Wat H. c''n3u
when ~ aal by .lriAs opeAei: W f9'ns 10 -. 'oiI
tn; General Nr.letn know. III ahoui -" rAit VS.
b-c~ "a 80, not long .lie wcnt 10 Tao hc.
,,'r 49, me i,.' t,~ c,,. mas, mol tnr,, .,,t
re- csrec'>. ~hlt" -ti TIE corp", al, Pre- li'.i
, e, ,, Gr 10 u il .' a. "' Dcr
va. somebody tAlt did KNOW about things. and .tN
M cnmro. lr.c, corporal, "'',ry'I 10"
ore Who docs know eye'ytilns, 80 pat and future.
about yon aud nae, AID ~honi ms amy W. -noT'
e., c,r'orai Won n.caa d scott" Ulluyitrr.
Tne toreatnor- generally ,p"cd pe'ile the tron c.f
ruo- ing what they wore driving ,t IApp.tnsc.I
Tint which fh"y valued ed Icai0n Wa- nat % gave
men power - f1uf ni reason .n form ill fmrI ~I
c,nnla.cite nm ckpoHud ID. 7rnc tlI 80 rl',c t'l
them lOi NaII membership q" the 'bulcI "a i,pf hr
= tfe AMI that Was sull another original ianScr
nation.
Nof often has me nature AM i'c Use ~ D. been more
wOrtihy cXpr",,c tit an Nv trc ~. Than ID tI-sc
s,u'rn.'s which | LACEY happened upon. the name ~
whose author will, by yOlr leave reserve Oil Lave
reDciiaI ihcn Nevf II rcI non tlrv prI.i clctiion
n tier lot hal been cast n some pleasant place % thc
valley ~ the difl-tpp, thry would nave sb"n Nhett
andc ilic4'ri t. chIlr'h' bi -' II "t' ihey era
cteI tIcI cliircn All pl ntel Whatever mtlt
grow ant flp'n on flt ~ruHy soil VIA
which caprciou, nature mad trirIcl oil aud disguised
the granite he beneath. DiAcr colonies would have
brought up some ~ the people 10 the school: thnr.
may ~d press it, let down the school 10
all c people. nO dpuutng but by doing - the people
ali tnr .caoDl wouli rise OF themselves"
10 NOT know " car final Gbbpus T. present; 20 not
recognize him. II he -, pleased 10 have hal the
honor to Tcrtc IN Lis hearInS And 10 common 10 ms
attention these words 80 irle Just, app ccliNc.
OF disTin kuised eccltriasilc OF his communion; Tor
they were spoken Nv thc late Archbishop llngcl IN